Maryland - Tax relief for hurricane victims
Some Maryland tax relief is offered to individuals and businesses along the Gulf Coast affected by Hurricane Ivan, following the announcement that the IRS is providing tax relief to taxpayers in the Presidential Disaster Area

Examples of the types of returns due during this period include six month extension corporation returns, personal estimated income tax payments and six month extension personal income tax returns and estate tax returns.

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...back to 30 September 2004

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www.marylandtaxes.com/publications/nr/current/pr070.asp

Tax relief for hurricane victims
The Comptroller of Maryland has announced that some tax relief will be granted to those individuals and businesses in Florida who have Maryland tax liabilities but have been adversely affected by Hurricane Frances. An extension date of December 30 applies to personal estimated income tax payments and six month extension personal income tax returns. However, the filing date for withholding returns due September 15 is only extended to September 20.

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...back to 16 September 2004

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www.marylandtaxes.com/publications/nr/current/pr069.asp

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Workers in the State's fast food outlets, cafeterias and restaurants are encouraged to take advantage of the exemption that allows single taxpayers who are under 65 years of age not to file a Maryland tax return unless they receive more than $7,950 in income during 2004. Eligible employees can avoid having state and local income taxes withheld from their pay unnecessarily by claiming the exemption on line 3 of Form MW507. The form is available from employers and can also be downloaded from the Comptroller's Web site. The exemption effectively allows employers to give their part-time workers a 'raise' at no cost - by not withholding Maryland income tax.

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...back to 20 May 2004


Further information:
http://marylandtaxes.com/publications/nr/current/pr043.asp